BX46 Ergonomic Upright Microscope
The BX46 fixed stage upright microscope is specifically designed to meet the ergonomic challenges of repetitive, routine microscopy.
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Light microscopy including fluorescence.
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Meet the Demands of Repetitive, Routine Microscopy with the BX46 from Olympus
This ergonomic screening microscope is focused via a moveable objective nosepiece rather than by moving the stage. The low position fixed stage allows the user to rest his or her arm on the desk when moving specimens. This greatly reduces fatigue and pain when using the microscope for long periods. Ideal user posture is further encouraged by the three-dimensional adjustability of the tilting, telescpoing, lifting observation tube, making the BX46 extremely comfortable for continuous daily use.
- High color rendering index to mimic the properties of a halogen light source
- Fast magnification changes with inward tilted nosepiece
- Low position, fixed stage
- Light Intensity Manager adjusts LED intensity per objective lens
- Tilting, telescoping, lifting binocular observation tube
Routine Microscopy: Improving Productivity Through Better Ergonomics
James Geary, physiotherapist at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary, Lancaster, UK, describes the issues encountered by professionals carrying out daily microscopy tasks. A five-point checklist details a step-by-step guide to setting up a microscope with ergonomics in mind and Delaram’s story demonstrates how changes in both equipment and customization can have immediate real-world benefits, reducing pain and improving productivity.
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